The Drunken Clam - Mozambique — Restaurant in Maputo Province

On our recent pilgrimage to Monzambique, this oasis in Ponta Malongane, delivered much more than pub grub and a watering hole for our tribe.

With signal being intermittent, and some of us needing to check in on our office admin, this spot served as a remote hive most mornings, with two very sufficient internet options, fibre & Starlink, delivering all the data you need.

Though there was no option for a coffee when they open med at 10, but rather ice cold Coke Cola, Redbull or free flowing tap beer was on offer with a smile. What better way to do some morning admin on holiday!

The vibes for kids is super too, with a candy store, play area and pool room too! Food was also epic, we ate a bit of everything, sadly no pictures, as we were to engulfed in the T20 final, and what a vibe that was, especially when the National anthem was streamed. Yoh!!!

PS: Try the chill sauce over some hot chips, aptly named ‘fanta orange’ by our crew for its bright orange color, with a sting to...

great restaurant, food which is good, may take time, but super delicious and worth the taste!

a family inspired restuarant, and a great vibe. great staff , and good management with the support of the local moz people, i would not support another pub in the malongane area, purely just due to the attention paid to patrons. the attention to kids, adults, music tastes.

moz can be an interesting place.but the 'CLAM' is worth the visit. as 🇿🇦 this is the 'relax adult' spot.

there are many venues up the road, encourage alcoholic fuelled adventures that many youngsters and those free spirited adventures seek fit . sand filled roads which have its own respect by the villagers of the community.

understand that moz has its own respect for the local community and its family.

the 'CLAM' to me ,is the proper venue to have family and kids. my 5 stars. thanks chris, rax,...

Great food, great vibe, great staff and a lovely place for kids to enjoy too, BUT. I have a BIG quam with the restaurant charging almost R400 for a bottle of White Graca Wine. It added a really sour taste to our experience.

Every other price was in bold on big boards(reasonable prices)except for the wine, which was on a small board around the corner next to the bar- it was 4x smaller than the other signs. My family are not big drinkers and a small white wine spritzer ended up costing more than any of the cocktails on the menu. Unfortunately we only saw this price at the end of our meal. Again, it is a lovely place, lovely staff...